Sentence examples for appropriately to the current from inspiring English sources

The fundamental concept of comprehensive primary health care was noted three decades ago in the Alma Ata Declaration and explicitly outlined strategies which would respond appropriately to the current health and nutrition needs, and also addresses the social determinants of poor health and nutrition [ 9].

Professional wisdom is required so that each empirically supported method is appropriately adapted to the current scholastic environment.

Bayesian Belief Networks formalization was employed to develop the user model to enable the intelligent system to appropriately adapt to the current context and situation by considering user-dependent factors, such as personality traits and preferences.

"While the research involved in this process can be time-consuming," she said, "it is Wells Fargo's goal to complete repurchase requests as quickly as possible, and we have adjusted staffing levels appropriately to respond to current volumes".

Cell's enclosing insulating walls can attenuate extreme current densities occurring at the electrode edge if appropriately designed to modify the current flow paths.

Producers might want to create their own remakes, tinkering with the originals to frame them more appropriately for the current era.

These are all reasons to understand Chinese consumer behavior appropriately, in the current context.

The four proposed classes of worsening BD seem to predict transfusion requirements and mortality more appropriately than the current ATLS classification of hypovolemic shock.

Fashion isn't always as attuned to the weather as the British public but – appropriately, given the current conditions – the autumn/winter shows at London Fashion Week have been firmly focused on coats – and no one does luxurious, practical outerwear better than the British label Burberry Prorsum.

An extensive literature review was conducted to determine if there are any regulations, standards or guidance available that provide a "methodology" to verify that the ventilation systems in such facilities are performing appropriately for the current or potential future use.

The general line in most of these articles, and in the Times report by Louis Uchitelle, was that the Nobel committee, by recognizing the importance of non-market transactions, had appropriately recognized the current turmoil in the global economy and in the discipline of economics.